Industry Insider

  • Does Twitter mean business?

    Politicians, personalities and pop stars are busy twittering away. If its good enough for Kevin Rudd, Stephen Fry and Britney Spears, is it time you joined in too?

  • Windows 7 launches into prime time

    More than 8 million beta downloads later, Windows 7 has finally arrived, but is it the next step in the evolution of enterprise computing? We asked Australian CIOs and IT managers for an honest assessment.

  • Turning data into evidence

    Allison Stanfield looks at the many challenges in preparing electronic documents to present to a court that will be accepted as evidence.

  • e.law buys CCH Workflow

    In a major shakeup of the ediscovery industry in Australia, Australia’s e.law has acquired the assets of CCH Workflow Solutions from parent company Wolters Kluwer Asia Pacific.

  • Hunter hospitals get health smarts

    To reduce medication errors, Hunter New England Health (HNEH) has licensed First DataBank electronic drug information for integration across hospital information systems.

  • NZ Union takes charge of Exchange

    The New Zealand Public Service Association (PSA), the largest union in New Zealand, has turned to Mimosa Systems for an Exchange management and archiving platform for its 58,000 members.

  • Plotting your SharePoint roadmap

    So, you have the go ahead to proceed with SharePoint as the electronic document and records management solution (eDRMS) for your organisation. Like any system implementation project, careful planning is a critical success factor.

  • The ins and outs of ediscovery

    Eddie Sheehy examines the fundamentals of ediscovery, why sorting and locating electronic evidence is fast becoming a core business need.

  • InoTec votes for new ANZ subsidiary

    German scanner specialist InoTec has announced a new push into the Australia and New Zealand capture market via a new local distribution company for its Scamax range.

  • Does Twitter mean business?

    Politicians, personalities and pop stars are busy twittering away. If its good enough for Kevin Rudd, Stephen Fry and Britney Spears, is it time you joined in too?

  • Windows 7 launches into prime time

    More than 8 million beta downloads later, Windows 7 has finally arrived, but is it the next step in the evolution of enterprise computing? We asked Australian CIOs and IT managers for an honest assessment.

  • Turning data into evidence

    Allison Stanfield looks at the many challenges in preparing electronic documents to present to a court that will be accepted as evidence.

  • e.law buys CCH Workflow

    In a major shakeup of the ediscovery industry in Australia, Australia’s e.law has acquired the assets of CCH Workflow Solutions from parent company Wolters Kluwer Asia Pacific.

  • Hunter hospitals get health smarts

    To reduce medication errors, Hunter New England Health (HNEH) has licensed First DataBank electronic drug information for integration across hospital information systems.

  • NZ Union takes charge of Exchange

    The New Zealand Public Service Association (PSA), the largest union in New Zealand, has turned to Mimosa Systems for an Exchange management and archiving platform for its 58,000 members.

  • Plotting your SharePoint roadmap

    So, you have the go ahead to proceed with SharePoint as the electronic document and records management solution (eDRMS) for your organisation. Like any system implementation project, careful planning is a critical success factor.

  • The ins and outs of ediscovery

    Eddie Sheehy examines the fundamentals of ediscovery, why sorting and locating electronic evidence is fast becoming a core business need.

  • InoTec votes for new ANZ subsidiary

    German scanner specialist InoTec has announced a new push into the Australia and New Zealand capture market via a new local distribution company for its Scamax range.